Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-04

be deemed TO have committed a nuis-
ance, and upon conviction thereof,
shall be fined not less than one dollar
nor more than ten dollars, and costs Of
suit, and like SUN for each day that
said nuisance is continued.
SECTION Z. Ifany person after the
passage Of this ordinance, within the
limits Of the city, shall throw or de-
posit loose of was le papers, straw, hay, -
waste clothing, hats, boots, empty cans,
boxes, or other coarse, unsightly or
iniammable rubbish, in any Of the
streets or alleys or allow the same to
accumulate upon premises occupied
by him OF her, so a. to become dam
gefous.tosuch or TO adjoining premises,
such person shall be deemed TO have
committed nuisance, and upon con-
viction thereof shall be fined not less
than one dollar nor more than ten dol
lars for the first offence, aud a like
sum for each day that the nuisance
be coItinued, after due notice by any
city officer to abate the same, and
costs OF suit.
SECTION s. II any person after the
passage Of this ordinance shall dump,
empty or throw, manure, tin cans or
other coarse rubbish, or any dead
animals, into any open or covered
water ditch, fume, or natural water
course within the limits Of tn. city,
such person shall be deemed to nave
committed nuisance, and upon con-
viction thereof shall be fined not less
than one dollar, nor more than ten
dollars, and costs Of suit.
SECTION 8. II Is hereby constituted
and declared nuisance within the
limits of Miles City, 10 allow wagons
or other vehicles, agricultural imple-
ments, merchan iise or other obstruc-
tions, to remain in and upon and
cumber the streets, alleys and side
walks Of the city; and any person who
shall after the passage Of this ordi-
nance continue to use and occupy the
public streets, alleys aud sidewalks
Tor such purposes, shall be deemed
guilty of maintaining nuisance, and
on conviction shall be fined therefor,
not less than one dollar nor more than
twenty dollars and costs Of suit. and
like fine for each day such nuisance is
continued after notification by any
city officer 10 abste the same.
SECTION IL. Before any person
shall be convicted Of any offence here
in defined rs q nuisance il shall be
made to apper that such person has.
been served with reasonable notice
either verbal or written by the chief
Of police, 10 sbste the same. and that
he or she has failed, neglected, or re-
fused so TO do: And in cases of viola
ton OF this ordinance. il Is made the
duty of the chief Of police 10
enter complaint, and of the city at
torney to prosecute the case before the
police magistrate, to enforce the pre-
scribed penalty, aud rs part of the
Judgment rendered in such case, the
magistrate may direct the chief of po-
lice to abste' he nuisance complained
of aud add the costs thereo! TO the
other costs in tie case. and enforce
the payment OF the same.
SECTION IL. In case any such nuis-
ance shall be in, upon, or about any
vacant or unoccupied lot, tenement or
structure within the city owned by q
NONRESIDENT with no agent living in
the city, the city council may by or
der direct the chief of police to abste
such nuisance, which shall be done
at the owners expense, and the costs
thereof may be recovered in a civil
action against such owner, aud bis
property sold to satisfy any Judgment
recovered.
Approved November lst, 1857.
lSigned.l K. II. JOHNSON,
Attest: Mayor.
(Signed.) ;. GORDON,